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adzicg

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About adzicg

Gojko Adzic, http://gojko.net/about

Stuff I’ve built/participated in:

https://www.narakeet.com, https://votito.com, https://bugmagnet.org

Previously worked on https://www.mindmup.com, https://claudiajs.com

My books: https://gojko.net/books/

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    Google Search console started showing "AI Overview stats" for some of my sites (the high traffic ones, it shows "page not found" for low traffic sites on this). Might be an interes…

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    Show HN: Online ICE Score calculator/prioritization

    Hey HN, For people using ICE score to triage ideas, I just made a free online ICE score calculator. Would love your feedback. It's designed for teams to quickly type in or copy/pas…

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    It's not impossible, it's just difficult :) Luck plays part like in anything, but consistency and persistence also makes it possible for luck to happen. I'd recommend scratching yo…

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    Ask HN: Continuous User-Sentiment Surveys?

    Anyone here regularly or semi-regularly running surveys to understand how the user needs change over time, or to track user sentiment/attitudes towards the product over time? I'd l…

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    Hey HN, Had to record some videos and ended up building a simple teleprompter browser app (all data is stored in local storage, never leaves the browser). It has basic markdown hig…

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    Comment #47041526

    I found out about dialectical bootstrapping yesterday, looks like a good way to get AI agents to think a bit deeper, but seems to be one of those techniques that help humans do bet…

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    Comment #46334394

    tdd is very present in our process, it's mandated by CONTIRIBUTING.md with very specific instructions on how to structure tests.

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    hahaha. The point of that line wasn't to prevent malicious actors (we have other protection in place for that), but just to prevent us from making stupid mistakes such as asking cl…

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    sure, generally nobody should be running this connected to prod anyway, and this is just a guardrail. The actual command actually gets claude to quit if the condition is met, so I …

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    We use claude code, running it inside a docker container (the project was already set up so that all the dev tools and server setup is in docker, making this easy); the interface b…

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    Comment #45011732

    We solved a similar issue by blocking free user traffic from data centres (and whitelisted crawlers for SEO). This eliminated most fraudulent usage over VPNs. Commercial users can …

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